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If you're going to serve Javascript over SSL, you need a full SSL setup including a valid certificate, etc. If you have that, you may as well just serve the log
by ben_h 18y ago
If you're going to serve Javascript over SSL, you need a full SSL setup including a valid certificate, etc. If you have that, you may as well just serve the login form itself over HTTPS, redirecting back to HTTP after logging the user in, and forget the Javascript altogether.
- ComputerGuru 18y agoHe means someone set up a a JS library over HTTPS on a server for _others_ to use. Like you would grab a JS library off of Google's HTTPS servers and use that on your non-SSL pages.